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tit 6 <br /> TRINE' <br /> The City of Everett Phase I-Investment Grade Audit Proposal <br /> 1 October 5, 2015 <br /> 2 <br /> 3 Mr.Joe Sullivan <br /> 4 Department of Enterprise Services <br /> 5 1500 Jefferson Street SE <br /> 6 PO Box 41476 <br /> 7 Olympia,WA 98504-1476 <br /> 8 <br /> 9 SUBJECT: Detailed Investment Grade Audit Fee Proposal <br /> 10 The City of Everett Phase I—Investment Grade Audit <br /> 11 <br /> 12 Dear Joe: <br /> 13 We are pleased to submit this Investment Grade Audit(IGA) Proposal for the City of Everett to upgrade the HVAC <br /> 14 and Lighting systems at the Water Pollution Control Facility Administration Building. TRANE will provide IGA level <br /> 15 engineering services, project development, cost estimating, energy/operational savings calculations, pre-retrofit <br /> 16 measurements and verification, and coordination with the utility provider(if applicable)for the subject project in <br /> 17 accordance with the following: <br /> 18 <br /> 19 TRANE will undertake a detailed Investment Grade Audit(IGA) of the Administration Building. The primary focus of <br /> 20 the IGA includes the elements listed below to assemble a project that meets the defined cost effectiveness criteria, <br /> 21 achieves the operational goals of the City of Everett, and secures applicable utility incentives. <br /> 22 <br /> 23 Primary IGA Focus/Scope of Work <br /> 24 <br /> 25 1. Scope of Work Development <br /> 26 a. Procure and manage sub-consultants. <br /> 27 b. Trane will prepare a basis of design document to outline proposed equipment, design features and <br /> 28 controls intent. <br /> 29 c. Trane will prepare draft preliminary design drawings and scope of work narrative for City and DES <br /> 30 review. Final preliminary design drawings will incorporate comments and feedback from the City and <br /> 31 DES. The final preliminary design documents will be adequate to obtain guaranteed maximum pricing <br /> 32 (GMAX) and are estimated to be approximately 20% complete. <br /> 33 i. Mechanical design drawings to include a scope narrative, mechanical schedule, record boiler <br /> 34 and chiller risers updated with current site conditions, and preliminary design details. <br /> 35 ii. Electrical design drawings to include a scope narrative, power plans, one-line riser diagram <br /> 36 and panel schedules. Electrical design will incorporate the results of 30-day load logging at the <br /> 37 MCC and confirmation of MCC capacity. However, if the 30-day logging dictates that the <br /> 38 existing electrical distribution be modified additional design fee will be required. As identified <br /> 39 below, Trane recommends that the City carry a contingency in the event that additional <br /> 40 electrical design is required. It is unknown whether additional electrical design will be required. <br /> 41 iii. Controls design will include a points list and basic controls intent. <br /> 42 iv. As identified below, Trane recommends that the City carry a contingency in the event that the <br /> 43 remote condenser for the proposed chiller is heavier than the existing unit. It is unknown <br /> 44 whether structural design will be required. <br /> 45 d. Anticipated design/contractor meetings include; preliminary design kick off meeting, site visits as <br /> 46 required to create the preliminary scope documents, preliminary design review meeting with the City <br /> 47 and DES, and a formal pre-bid meeting and contractor site walk <br /> 48 <br /> 49 2. Energy/Operational Savings Calculations <br /> 50 a. Calculate energy and operational savings calculations for the ECMs listed below. <br /> 51 b. Create pre-and post-retrofit measurement and verification plan. <br /> 52 c. Coordinate with the City regarding historical operational costs <br /> 53 d. Implement pre-retrofit M&V activities (measurements and logging). <br /> 54 e. Coordinate with local utility provider regarding applicable incentives. <br /> 55 <br /> 1 <br /> 95 <br />
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